Not got the book, here is the game.
Rapport - Adly, FIDE World Team Championship 2015
- 8
- a
- 7
- b
- 6
- c
- 5
- d
- 4
- e
- 3
- f
- 2
- g
- 1
- h
1. | b3 | a5 |
---|---|---|
2. | e4 | a4 |
3. | b4 | e6 |
4. | Bb2 | d5 |
5. | a3 | de4 |
6. | Nc3 | Nf6 |
7. | g4 | c5 |
8. | b5 | h6 |
9. | Bg2 | Ra5 |
10. | Qe2 | Bd7 |
11. | Rb1 | Qc7 |
12. | Be4 | Ne4 |
13. | Qe4 | Bb5 |
14. | Nb5 | Rb5 |
15. | Qa4 | Qc6 |
16. | Nf3 | Bd6 |
17. | Ke2 | c4 |
18. | Bg7 | Re5 |
19. | Ne5 | Qa4 |
20. | Bh8 | c3 |
21. | f3 | Qf4 |
22. | dc3 | Bc5 |
23. | Rb5 | Nd7 |
24. | Nd7 | Qe3 |
25. | Kd1 | Qf3 |
26. | Kd2 | Be3 |
27. | Kd3 | Bf4 |
28. | Kc4 | Qh1 |
29. | Kd4 |
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Yes, that's the game. Harikrishna's article is quite good. There's a lot more in the book, too. Yesterday, I was going through the games section looking at games classified A00-A07. There are a couple of nice wins by Kramnik, well annotated by Branko Tadic.
I must not be the only RHP member with this publication. Fess up.